This design sits within a series of minimalist pieces focused on iconic Welsh locations. Rhossili Bay stretches along the western edge of the Gower Peninsula, with Worm’s Head extending into the Bristol Channel. The name “Worm” comes from the old Norse wyrm, meaning dragon or sea serpent, reflecting the long, low shape of the tidal island as it rises from the sea. The design uses bold blocks of colour and clean lines to capture the sweep of the bay and the outline of Worm’s Head. There’s no excess detail, just a strong coastal silhouette and clear lettering that reads easily. A simple, bright version of one of Wales’s best known shorelines.
